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Think of songs on a music album, television episodes on a DVD, or chapters of a book. "Pure" and "mixed" refer to the condition under which those products are sold. Under a pure-bundling strategy, a firm sells only the bundle, while under a mixed-bundling strategy, a firm sells both the bundle and (all) the products separately.
2013年3月15日 · After coordinating Media@McGill until 2007, I work now as a consultant, independent researcher and videographer on issues such as Science and Democracy, Social innovation and the Commons. I produced in 2010 a DVD for a “doculivre” named “Sciences et Démocratie” an a series of interviews on the issue to be distributed on the web ...
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By Ruth Catlow and Marc Garrett Artistic practices inevitably develop in parallel with global technological cultures. Stimulated by philosophical, social and ethical debates, contemporary art workers – artists performers, curators, directors, organisers – adopt the digital tools as well as the processes and metaphors that enable and inspire our net...
Commissioned Essays and Interviews 1. All introductory texts by Charlotte Frost unless stated otherwise 1. An interview with Michel Bauwens 1. Lawrence Bird provides an in-depth interview with Michel Bauwens, founder of the Foundation for P2P Alternatives. 1. Focusing initially on how peer-to-peer production sits outside established market systems,...
Introductory texts by Charlotte Frost 1. Archive.org 1. The Internet Archive is a non-profit organisation offering everyone - from dedicated scholars to the general public - free access to historical collections that exist in digital format. The Archive now includes text, audio and moving image-based materials as well as software and archived web p...
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Furtherfield is a dynamic, creative and social nerve centre where since 1997 upwards of 26,000 contributors worldwide have built a visionary culture around collaboration – swapping and sharing code, music, images, video and ideas. They believe that through creative and critical engagement with practices in art and technology people are inspired and enabled to become active co-creators of their cultures and societies. They co-create extraordinary art that connects with contemporary audiences p...
Description. From the Wikipedia: "Shanzhai (simplified Chinese: 山寨; pinyin: shānzhài) (alternative spelling shanzai or even shan zhai) refers to Chinese imitation and pirated brands and goods, particularly electronics. Literally "mountain village" or "mountain stronghold", the term refers to the mountain stockades of warlords or thieves ...
The AFV would create a vast amount of uncopyrighted material. A $100 per adult voucher would be sufficient to pay 500,000 writers, musicians, singers, actors, or other creative workers $40,000 a year. All of the material produced by these workers would be placed in the public domain where it could be freely reproduced.
2009年1月5日 · It is distributed file-serving, if you like. This is 'peer-to- peer' (P2P) networking. I call it File Sharing 1.0. It works by trying to ensure that anything you download from your peers is also available for 'sharing' from your computer. Now to get more specific: BitTorrent is a step up: call it File Sharing 2.0.
The authors also seem to swallow the film industry's propaganda line about copyright theft -- that stealing a DVD is the same as using online content without permission. (Anderies and Janssen: “To illegally obtain a music recording 40 years ago, it was necessary to walk into a record store and walk out with a vinyl disc!
